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  • D’Evelyn girls soccer impressive...

    LAKEWOOD— D’Evelyn’s girls soccer team played greedy March 16 at Lakewood Memorial Field

    The Jaguars (3-0 record) simply wouldn’t give up the ball on their way to a 4-0 non-league victory against Class 5A Jeffco’s Lakewood. 

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  • Columbine rallies to win top-10...

    LAKEWOOD— Columbine’s boys lacrosse team might have been second guessing its choice to wear its alternative green jerseys on St. Patrick’s Day.

    It an early season top-10 Class 5A boys lacrosse showdown Friday at Trailblazer Stadium in Lakewood, Monarch raced out to a 4-0 lead in the opening eight minutes. Columine rallied to win 14-7.

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  • Dakota Ridge experiences special...

    DENVER —Growing up, every little league baseball player’s dream is to one day take the field at a Major League park.

    On Wednesday afternoon the players for Dakota Ridge were able to fufill that dream as they took on Highlands Ranch in a scrimmage game at Coors Field.

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  • Late comeback not enough as...

    HIGHLANDS RANCH — The message was clear at halftime as Chatfield trailed Valor Christian 6-1. Chargers head coach Sarah MacDonald paced the sidelines where her team took a knee repeating one thing, “play the next 25 minutes with something to be proud of”.

    Her squad answered the call as it scored seven goals in the second half, eventually falling 13-8 on Thursday night.

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  • Cherry Creek defeats Dakota...

    GREENWOOD VILLAGE —  Dakota Ridge entered the bottom of the seventh inning with a 4-3 lead over second-ranked Cherry Creek. The Eagles were hoping to spoil opening day for the Bruins and were three outs away from celebrating, but a walk-off win by Cherry Creek ruined the Eagles plans in a 5-4 loss on Saturday.

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  • Rebels win 10-8 against No. 5...

    DENVER — The best thing for a young team to gain a little confidence is to pick up a victory over a high ranked opponent. On Tuesday night the Rebels of Columbine topped No. 5 ThunderRidge 10-8 at Shea Stadium.
    “It was a messy game,” stated Columbine head coach Sonorah Hunter. “We just need to clean things up a little bit. I felt we could have played harder and beat them by a little more.”

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  • No. 3 Columbine tops East

    DENVER — For 60 minutes, the Columbine Lady Rebels couldn’t find a spark on offense, trailing Denver East 2-0. In the final 20 minutes, the Lady Rebels tallied five unanswered goals to pick up a 5-2 victory over the host Lady Angels.
    “We dug ourselves in a quick hole in the first half,” said Columbine head coach Brian Todd “I never want to see a team struggle, but it was nice to see us able to figure things out.”

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  • Rebels win 10-8 against No. 5...

    DENVER — The best thing for a young team to gain a little confidence is to pick up a victory over a high ranked opponent. On Tuesday night the Rebels of Columbine topped No. 5 ThunderRidge 10-8 at Shea Stadium.

    “It was a messy game,” stated Columbine head coach Sonorah Hunter. “We just need to clean things up a little bit. I felt we could have played harder and beat them by a little more.”

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  • Wildlife watch: The scourge of...

    By Christie Greene
    For the Courier

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  • D’Evelyn denied elusive Final...

    By Craig Harper
    For the Courier

    LAKEWOOD — Josh Brinkerhoff was well aware of D’Evelyn’s recent history in the 4A state boys basketball tournament: four straight season-ending appearances in the Great Eight from 2012-15, along with Sweet 16 appearances in ’11 and ’16.

    Missing from the resume: a berth in the Final Four.

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